Vinnies Shop

“In the midst of a cost of living crisis and in the midst of greater interest rates raising rents and mortgage repayments, Vinnies has somehow 'found' the money to renovate their stores, spend money on advertising their 'brand' with these ridiculous "got it at Vinnies" posters, and not batted an eye at raising all their prices for 'their' goods to rather ridiculous prices. If you want to see what it's like when a charity store goes corporal, look no further. There is no heart or soul at these OP shops anymore, just corporations with their hands out asking for money. P.s. go to noffs op shop if you want a real op shop. 5 dollars or less on almost all goods.”

“Delusional prices, just everything is overpriced, I’ve seen better things on the side of the road for free.”

“There's been a big re-vamp! Lots of women's clothes especially if your after vintage and retro stuff, limited homewares - prices range between 14-and stuff over $100!”

“it's been gutted and gentrified for a good while but a stuck my head in the other day for a rumage just in case and it is literally impossible. outrageous prices, huge focus on old clothes that because they happen to have abrand name are priced well above affordable. like some things are $60-$100 they have totally alienated their old customer base. a tradgedy. if you do want to try and find at least something, head straight to the back of the store from the denim and change room onwards is much better pricing I found something good and under $20 therei”

“Sadly, since the re-fit it's completely lost it’s appeal. We love to rummage around and find a bargain. It’s all about the hunt. It’s now a boutique clothes store that is seemingly colour coded and very sterile. The bargains have gone and the whole atmosphere has changed along with the addition of its now lacklustre offerings.where are you now putting all the good stuff now Vinnies Newtown? It’s very sad, as once upon a time it was one of the best.”